Between the kiwifruit blocks and SH2, Tahawai isn't short on hard-working utes and old runabouts that have earned their retirement. We'll come out, quote fairly, and tow it away the same day.
Worn out on orchard tracks, rusted from irrigation runoff, or simply retired, we still make an offer.
Whether it's parked by the packhouse or down a long gravel drive, our truck comes to you.
Cash or instant bank transfer, before the vehicle goes anywhere.
Tahawai sits in classic Western Bay of Plenty orchard country, and the vehicles we're called out for here tend to have lived a genuinely hard life short trips between rows of kiwifruit vines, years hauling bins during harvest, or simply parked outdoors through humid coastal summers. Rust around wheel arches and worn suspension components are the norm rather than the exception.
We don't need the vehicle brought out to the road. Tell us where it's sitting on the property and we'll bring the right tow gear to reach it, whether that's beside a shed or at the back of a shelter belt.
"Had an old work ute that finally gave up after years on the orchard. They quoted it sight unseen off a couple of photos and stuck to the price when the truck arrived."
Describe the vehicle and where it's parked on the property.
A fair quote over the phone, informed by real local resale trends.
We fit around harvest season and orchard access if needed.
Confirm the vehicle, take payment, and we tow it away.
Yes, just describe the access when you call so we bring the right vehicle for the job.
Absolutely — this is one of the most common vehicle types we buy in this area.
In many cases yes, particularly if it's included in the sale. Mention it on your first call so we can quote accordingly.
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